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Toronto’s autumn is officially kicking in — the last 8 PM sunset of the year hits this Thursday, after which sunsets plunge steadily earlier, not returning to that hour until April 2027. Social media’s buzzing: some are mourning summer’s end, others are thrilled for fall and football. By September 1st, sunsets dip to 7:58 PM, hitting 7 PM by month’s end — then 6 PM by Halloween. It’s all thanks to Earth’s tilt, echoing the extreme Polar Nights where Arctic regions go weeks or even over 100 days without sunlight. Nature’s rhythm — from city skylines to the globe’s ends — is just one big cosmic cycle.

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